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From the Hartley Park "Wet Climbing Tree" to the fast-growing InnovaTree, there's a lot of news between the branches — if you know where to look. Hartley Park's "Wet Climbing Tree" is slated for ...

"Beech leaf disease doesn't kill trees as quickly as some pests, but the cumulative impacts—slower growth, energy loss, increasing mortality—add up. Especially in a forest where beech is dominant, ...

"Beech leaf disease doesn't kill trees as quickly as some pests, but the cumulative impacts—slower growth, energy loss, increasing mortality—add up. Especially in a forest where beech is ...

Birds weren’t singing. Bah humbug. Usually spending time outdoors makes me feel better. Why wasn’t it working? A yellow birch tree saved the day. Its shiny golden bark caught my eye, so I leaned in ...

If you’ve noticed the dreaded yellow film of pollen coating your stuff, your neighborhood might be home to juniper, birch and oak trees, which are the top allergens in the area currently.

The state Department of Environmental Quality, which measures the amount of pollen in the air, says numbers have been rising for tree pollen already, and grass and weed pollen are coming.